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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1905
Page
4
A fragmented report discusses Britain France and U S stance on Castro and tramp relief in Massachusetts with focus on lodging houses and work requirements and potential effects on public safety and poverty.
Fragmented text references crop estimates for the year and mentions figures such as six barrels and 68 percent yields. It notes a comparison to the average and indicates a blanket reference to the United States crop year around 1900 with Baltimore as context.
A garbled exchange shows an interviewer asking about first memories and growth as voices discuss a ride and fear in a fragmented Cleveland context. The dialogue includes misread names, stray phrases, and unclear references to a person named Willis and a Mr. Bester.
The piece discusses recent locomotive mishaps where engineers and firemen died on duty. It praises a sudden mechanical safet y feature called the double deckar as a potential lifesaving design, noting it requires two men in the cab to operate safely and prevent catastrophe, without adding a second engineer as reserve.
A fragmented poetic piece recalls longing and duty in a period voice. It mixes imagined dialogue about pursuit of fame, personal sacrifice, and steadfast love, with archaic spellings and dreamlike imagery. The writer contemplates whether to wait for a beloved or pursue distant renown.
A fragment describes a two-year-old boy affected by a bowel complaint and unspecified illness. It mentions remedies in a dubious tone and references Meewie Hickox of Midland and a sale notice, all in garbled text with missing context.
Fragmentary text mentions permissions and public reaction involving Italy and American figures. The readable lines do not present a coherent event, date, or identifiable entities beyond generic references to political phrases. No verifiable outcome or actions can be established from the readable content.
A three story brick building on West Ferry Street, Buffalo collapses during construction, pulling down with it 70 workers. About 40 injured, eight seriously. six taken to hospitals, two to homes. Owner J. J. Crowier. masonry by Morris & Allen. bricks fell toward the street, no fatalities reported.
Delegates from the United Mine Workers ninth district representing 50 000 miners issued resolutions demanding an eight hour day and union recognition. They backed electing board of examiners for mine inspectors in the anthracite field rather than court appointment, criticizing limited eligible lists that favor incumbents. Local reports show a 25 percent membership rise after President Mitchells Schuylkill tour.
Sweden shows broad public approval for the Karlstad settlement with Norway. Editorials praise arbitration and frontier removal as steps toward mutual friendship and greater happiness for both nations. Continuous coverage notes convergence of opinion across press in Sweden and abroad.
In Wilmington Delaware on September 26 two lamps filled with gasoline exploded igniting the home of Mrs Lamet McNitt of New Castle. Mrs McNitt battled the flames with blankets and saved the house. A few hours later two premature girl babies were born.
Neighborhood disturbance ends when Commissary-Sergeant Wabian Posey of the Maryland National Guard fires warning shots at a kitchen door. At about 11 o'clock Mrs. Annie Aubert reports noises as burglars attempt entry. Posey, a boarder, and his nephew F Stone Posey investigate, find no intruders, and the burglars disappear. The rest of the text contains unrelated advertisements and medical claims.
The steamer Indramayo returned to New York with six wounded sailors after leopards and deadly snakes from Chinese and Japanese ports caused injuries during the voyage. An elephant and six large monkeys were aboard. one 200 pound 23 foot snake escaped onto the deck before being recaptured. The elephant later died from seasickness.
Jacob Speizo factory in Greenpoint is destroyed by a powder explosion. One boy Antonio Speizo is killed. his mother, two younger brothers, and a worker are seriously injured. The blast rattled homes within a mile. Manuel Speizo, the eldest son, survived, away from the facility during the incident.
Mrs Frank Buskey of 63 East Sixth Street Frederick describes a long back ache and kidney trouble that worsened until Doans Kidney Pills eased pain after several doses. She reports relief in back pain and discharge of kidney secretions, praises the remedy, and invites inquiries. Foster Milburn Company Buffalo NY sole US agents. remember the Dean’s name.
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